Post-production editing usually is not super obvious. That doesn’t mean that there aren’t some rather glaring examples of obvious fixing going on….
Kyle Boreing
Kyle has been writing for MusicScribe since 2008. He is a musician, producer, arranger, and occasional quartet singer, who pays way too much attention to recordings. He is an alumni of Stamps-Baxter School of Music (Class of 2001) and has shared the stage with many different artists. He also really likes movies that are "so bad they're good."
Kyle and his wife, Emily, also produce a travel series titled Another Amazing Adventure. Be sure to subscribe to them on YouTube!
Re-Issue Oddities: “Gold City Live” (1982)
When Benson Records decided to release two classic live albums on a single disc, they made some interesting editing choices to get them both to fit…then carried those edits over to other formats.
The Disappearance (Death?) of Album Cuts
With every song on streaming platforms essentially being a “single,” is the “album cut” a thing of the past?
CD Review: Gold City – “Right Now”
It’s exciting to see Garry Jones back producing Gold City, and the current lineup is probably the best they’ve had in 20 years.
CD Review: Poet Voices – “King Jesus: A Tribute To The Gospel Music Of The Oak Ridge Boys”
Poet Voices pays homage to one of the most well-known quartets in music history.
USB Flash Drives – An Unnecessary Compromise?
Are USB albums an elegant solution, or is it a stop-gap to allow artists to still get paid for a physical product, even if that physical format has a limited life span?
Release Oddities: Gaither Vocal Band – “New Star Shining”
Another example of how streaming has impacted the music industry.
MusicScribe Blog Celebrates 20 Years – Part 1
Kyle reflects on 20 years of MusicScribe.
Bill Gaither’s MusicScribe
“…I simply couldn’t turn down the opportunity to add Bill’s brand to our site.”